Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09

N Andrew Carnegie, and is expected to snask q. a reception. organized by tne peOple at Edinburgh, to show their recognition of Csrn, gie's generosity.
 AUSTIN, Tex. July 7.-In view ot the recent daring train robberies m Texas, eight trusty TeIas rar gers will be put on messenger trains. The men VIII De sworn in as Texas rangers armed ana eouipped with all the authority or rangers on the regular force,
 OuEBrc, July 7.-rhe fire which broke out in the Bsriacks of the Citadel, and threatened the magazine with des;ruc tion vas brought under control early this morning.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, July Tt IS re- ported from Idaho. that a number or Chinese mining camps along the Snake river have been raided either by lndlaus or whites. A number of muaiated boIies of ChInsmen have como down the stream, i or being found together n few days ago. It Is thought to be the work of white men, who have robbed She Chinese of their gold dust, II IS said the Chinese minister at W Washington has been informed of the outrage.
 BENSON, July "A few days SEQ four Mexican horse thieves stole horses from the ranches of Kitchen and Wolf on the San Pedro river. and started east They were pursued by four rancbers who were smbushed by the robbers near Bowie station, vOundiug one of the rRnohers aud killing swO Of their horses. The rauchers returaed tO Bowie with out recovering their animals.
 VIENNA, July 6.-The Tsgblatt says Germany, Aus tria and Italy are neGOtia- ung for Q stlli closer alliance than she one at present existing between tho three countries.
 MmkEsBARRE, July 6.-O-s of the mes, brutal prize- fights that ever occur ed ID ihis county took place yesterday near Napticoks. The contestants were
 Thomas Hoar of this place and Peter Hurley Of .NanticAke, and the fight was one to finish, Seventy-One desp'rats rounds were fOnghr, both msn being sadly punished. WheP time was called for the seventy. second round, HOar could not respond and his second sand that Hoar could not see and had enough, SO the fight was awarded tO Hurley.
 NEW YORK. July 6-The Catholic Herald which has supported D.. Me Glynn since his suspension, did not ap- pear ss usual on Sunday. It WIS sald that siaoe the paper began 10 support McGlynn many Catholics have reiG-ed .O buy it. Archbishop COFrigan warned the editor against his c0urse. and as she warning was not needed the hdver- tisinR of the Catholic schools Was with drawn.
 Agother Catholic pspe-. the Examiner rf Brooklyn, which took sides with Dr. McGiynn also changed hands recently n order. tt Is aaId. t1 avoid fate simi- far to that of the Herald.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, July 6.-IDdIcatious are that the sctiOn of the military an thCri-ies in refusing to surrender the body of Samuel M. SOper, tiFst sergeant nf Troop A, oecond Cavalry, U. ;. A., shot aud killed yesterday morning by Private Bstemar, will result in a series of co plicatlOnH. The officers At the Presidio telephoned Co the m0rgue to- dny Tegue-ting Coroner Stanton to go cut there and hold an inquest, so that they could make arrangements to bury the sergeant w.th military hOaors. The coroner answered that if they desred hun to take charge, they would have to surrender the body, but IL is highly im- probable that they will do SO, as they have ID previons instances had SD in- quest held at the reservation.
 Beteman Is still in the guard house and he will have to bs tried by the United States authorities unless be l. surrendered 10 the civil authorities. and they do co, feel inclined to ask for hi- surrender to them,
 SAN FRANCIsco. July 6.-Best and Balcher, 90; Crocker, l.l1; Cho IT, so Con, YirsiuIa. 2l 20; Conf fiieDce, : 60 Gould & Curry. 3 75; Hale & NOrcross, $50; Locomotive. .45; Peer, e5: Peer less, .65; PotosI, : @: Oyhir, SIP; Say age, 6 g; Sierra Nevada, 4.l5; Union | Con. 2O; Yellow Jacket, 5.7j; Nit. Di- bio. 3OO
 SAN FRASCIsCo, July 6.-In the guhr- terly report of contingent expeases of the mayor, among other things show ! that QGeen klDCliani and suite while l here were entertained by the mayor Bs representative of the city, and the muui | cipal cash box WAS decreased thereby tC | the extent of Sl4I5.
 PORTLAND, Or, July 6-Members of | the Grand Army of the Republic learned yesterday that a Confederate flag va. floating on the residence of Geo. 5. II. | Jackson. coruer Third and Onruthers | streets. \ committee of three went tC | the house and learned that it was 6 gen uine Confederate flag. and Mrs. Jackson told the committee tbat she had place. it there. She had lOst her first husband | fighting for it. sod she ssid that the fla. was ss proper bs the stars and stripes, and refused to take it down. Jackson, her husband, removed iS, but not untI | the committee had thr.atened io do II | Tor him.
 WASHINGTON, July g. -Commissioney Sparks has received letter from a pub 1 lic land entry nan 10 eastern Colorado. | stating that the drought has already | greatly damaged the crops 10 that sec | 'icn, aud that lf It continues much long, er ihe crops will be complete failure: ttat tne Insects have destroyed growing | vegetables and there .s absolutely no feed ioS ihe stock, The entry man states I That h.s ReighbOrs arc forced Co leave | ihelr holdings tO obtain the secssssrIs- | ct lie. and 0sks it :Lis absence will op- crate to detes. their claims when final | proof IS offered,
 @hu NoG4I44c-AbuCE ECplAee. ne Qls- tFessing situation you hove mentioned | appeals to my strong sympathies in fa. yOr Of the actual settlers on the public domain who are suffering from drought and loss of crops, and whatever relief may be possible within the discretion of tbis office will be extended to enable them to preserve their claims. The set tiers ShO are alleged to have left their claims on account of drought should b. prepared to account for their abseac, when they make final proof. but ID sucb cases the proof should not be cfTsred until the law has been fully comolied with after their return to the land. Ar enforced absence for climatic reaso,s WIll not imperil their claims, fl the fact is established when proof is made and If proof IS not sttemptod to be made iD ad- vance of tine time when residence. m prOGement aud cultivation as reouIrad by law may be satisfactorily shown"
 PORTLAND, Or. July GA deoisicn has been rendered by Judge Deadly. of the UnIted States Circuit Court upop A petition of the Receiver of the Oregon
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